How do you remove the invisible shield?

[PDACPA]

I have the invisible shield on the front of the phone and the back and sides. Any tricks to getting it off? The corners are up so the back should not be too hard (Though it will probably destroy the invisible shield), but the front piece is the part I am worried about. I do not want to damage the front of the iphone as it has to go back for warranty work.

Any tips appreciated.

[ungucpho]

i just pull mine off, the adhesive is pretty strong but you won't damage anything

[manishk123]

Yup just peel it off.. Its a scratchproof screen so dont worry about damaging it. Been using it for months now without any problem. Can simply wipe of the dirt and finger stains..

[Draven]

Truly you can just pull it off like a band-aid. Doing it this way, however, has a good chance of stretching the shields out, thus ruining them. This isn't much of a problem, of course, as you can just get replacements from Zagg. However, I have had success with using the application spray to re-moisten the shield before pulling it off. I believe this will still stretch the shield slightly, but it won't cause any actual visible marks so that you can still reuse the shield. If you don't have any more of the application spray, I understand that it's simply nothing more than distilled water.

[ravman]

Dude, just rip the darn thing off. Zagg will send you a new set of shields. It's part of their policy.

[PDACPA]

You are right, I forgot about the warranty. $3.95 shipping and mail them the old one back to keep your warranty.

Done!

[nobopyon]

I also have invisible shield on my phone, front and back.

I'm starting to considering to take it off, as well....
the corner gets kinda dirty... kinda collect the lint or whatever when I put it in my pocket...

This is what I understood their liftime warranty thing... if you bought it from Zagg online, it's automatically register yours on their system.
If you bought it somewhere else, you need to register it in order to get the life time warranty...

[Bender]

Use your Google Fu Grasshopper and search the web... There are a bunch of videos of folks removing the invisible shield. :2cool: